The store links seem broken. But luckily its easy enough to find in the store.

Released a massive update of my coffee timer app, Single Origin.

I wanted to brew the roaster-created recipes available on the Fellow Aiden & xBloom, so I built an app that guides you through every pour, agitation, etc.

Since it's built with Expo, it runs on iOS, WatchOS, Android, & Web. 👇

like with all ai generated hobby projects, no guarantees, but I'm looking forward for using this next week

lately I can't imagine working without git worktrees
but there are a couple of things I don't care about, path of the tree, name of the tree, always start from origin main.

so over the weekend I (Claude) created a simple SwiftUI app for a quick creation of the trees

github.com/krystofwoldr...

Declutter your JavaScript & TypeScript projects Project linter to find unused dependencies, exports and files

Can't imagine doing a large ref without knip.dev, agents often forget about dead code.

`If this is intentional, prepend VarName with an underscore.`

This is a dangerous recommendation these days, I've noticed agents tend to add _ without intention instead of removing the dead code.

switching from Cursor and iTerm to Zed and Ghostty feels like joining the dark side

Join the waitlist at agent.expo.dev

Your personal Expo engineer in your hands, available 24/7.

Ready to tackle anything from JS, Swift, Kotlin, widgets, notifications, updates all the way to publishing to the App Store.

Join the waitlist at agent.expo.dev

This setup is a must have for large apps.

Can AI build production-ready mobile apps? 📱

We’re stoked to have David Mokos at our next meetup! David started SteerCode, which recently joined @expo.dev to make Expo the AI-first mobile app framework

He’ll show us how Expo Agent is bringing agentic development to React Native 💛

quality of life feature in @expo.dev 55, iOS dev builds using expo-dev-client will discover devservers on the local network automatically ✨📡 qr codes are finally fully optional now 😄

Tiny ref, what could go wrong... 🤞

Looks great!

Big release for @guild.host is out! Only 40,000+ lines changed 🤯

Featuring full Dark Mode support and brand new Guild Membership & Event Registration forms with full Approval functionality for folks joining 😉

Really happy with the results! So much more to come 🚀

Although I barely write code now, I still run commit and push handful of times, since 15+ tool calls to do it by an agent seems like a waste to me.

Feels like a bad habit with CLIs.

npx [at]sentry/cli but sentry-cli bin
npx eas-cli but eas bin

Expo SDK 55 - Expo Changelog Learn about the changes and how to upgrade

Expo SDK 55 is out 😅
RN 0.83, React 19.2 & a long list of things that make your app faster, smaller, & easier to build

♦ Hermes bytecode diffing cuts update sizes by ~75%
♦ Brownfield support gets a serious upgrade
♦ MCP now queries EAS + TestFlight crashes

Full changelog: expo.dev/changelog/sd...

Folks are downloading react-native on npm over 4 million times a week, that 100% growth from last React Conf!

The iOS queue times for Free plan users on @expo.dev were around 4 hours at this time last week.

We increased our Mac capacity today. We're seeing <10 min queue times right now. ⚡

Subscribers are seeing 0 min queue times.

Great RN meetup today! Thank you @react-prague.bsky.social

🚀 Expo Router v6 is here!

@bacon.bsky.social and his team bring more native iOS magic into React:

◆ <Link.Preview> & <Link.Menu> for previews + context menus
◆ More server features for advanced web
◆ React-first APIs that just work™️

Details in the blog:
expo.dev/blog/expo-ro...

Say hi to @tkdodo.eu. He's showing how Sentry used Knip to spot dead code and keep their frontend tidy. 🧹

👉 guild.host/events/the-s...

Screenshot of https://expo.dev/changelog/sdk-54#thanks-to-everyone-who-contributed-to-the-release thanking everyone who contributed to the Expo SDK54 release, including Alan Hughes, Aleksander Mikucki, Cedric van Putten, Christian Falch, Doug Lowder, Evan Bacon, Gabriel Donadel, Kudo Chien, Łukasz Kosmaty, Phil Pluckthun, Vojtech Novak, and Wojciech Dróżdż. Other contributors include Aman Mittal, Beto Moedano, Kadi Kraman, Keith Kurak, Quin Jung, Will Schurman, Nishan Bende, Hirbod Mirjavadi, Krystof Woldrich, Jakub Tkacz, Hassan Khan, and Wiktor Smaga.

Amazing, sustained, excellent work by @alanhughes.bsky.social @notbrent.dev @kudochien.dev and team — not to mention an incredibly awesome list of beta testers and external contributors 💛✨

The first Expo SDK release I'm part of is out, SDK 54 is published, give it a try!

Many exciting new features and QoL improvements.

Thank you. Not gonna lie, it wasn’t that clean before the photo.

Had a great time at the meetup, a fantastic group of people! If you’re in northern Germany, I definitely recommend stopping by.

Yesterday was my first day on the @expo.dev Dev Tools team. Super excited to be here and start building cool things! 🚀

Diagnose and debug errors faster with issues and replays from Sentry in Expo With the new Sentry integration in EAS you can view crash reports & session replays for your Expo app deployments—so you can fix issues fast, with full context.

Debugging in React Native got easier today.

We now have an official integration with @sentry.io so you can see errors and replays directly in your EAS Deployments.

No more digging through logs or guessing at app state.

📖 expo.dev/blog/diagnos...

GitHub - getsentry/sentry-lynx: Official Sentry SDK for Lynx Official Sentry SDK for Lynx. Contribute to getsentry/sentry-lynx development by creating an account on GitHub.

If you are a React Native dev exploring Lynx React, github.com/getsentry/se... might come in handy.